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Billy Ray Smith Jr., a former NFL linebacker and College Football Hall of Famer, has died at the age of 64 after battling dementia caused by CTE. Smith was known for his impactful career with the San Diego Chargers and his contributions to sports media.
Vanessa's Vintage Treasures, a cherished vintage shop in Federal Hill, is facing financial difficulties and has turned to the community for support. A GoFundMe campaign has raised over $4,000 to help keep the store open after the owner was denied small business loans.
Rapper Afroman is suing a deputy who previously sued him for defamation after he won a lawsuit against the officers who raided his home. He claims the initial suit was malicious and seeks damages for emotional distress and other claims.
One day after an $800 million Mega Millions win, all eyes are on Powerball. Here are the numbers for the July 29 drawing
If you traveled anywhere to kick off America’s 250th anniversary year, it may have been to the nation’s capital in Washington D.C. or its birthplace in Philadelphia. But we can’t forget that our own Old Line State also made significant contributions to America’s founding. The critical r
Residents of Fells Point are grappling with significant flooding caused by heavy rain, leading to water damage and calls for improved drainage solutions. Local officials are investigating the issue, citing aging infrastructure and climate change as contributing factors.
The Senate has postponed a vote on Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general due to concerns over a controversial $1.8 billion fund. Lawmakers are seeking assurances that Blanche will not attempt to revive the fund, which is linked to allegations of wrongful government targeting.
Baltimore will experience a comfortable breeze and partly cloudy skies on Thursday, with minimal rain expected until the weekend. High temperatures will reach the mid-80s, making for pleasant weather conditions.
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